Audit overview
Choose the right Rankability audit, prepare the required inputs, and turn findings into evidence-based website or local search work.
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Choose the right Rankability audit, prepare the required inputs, and turn findings into evidence-based website or local search work.
Choose the right Rankability audit, prepare the required inputs, and turn findings into evidence-based website or local search work.
Current Rankability plans use Audit to evaluate one existing content page and prepare its linked optimization in Projects. Existing full-platform accounts can also investigate a complete site, Google Business Profile, or list of URLs. Each tool has a different scope, input, and result.
Site Auditor — Crawl a site and review its page inventory, indexability, metadata, canonicals, crawl depth, duplicate content, and issue patterns. Site Auditor is currently labeled Beta.
Page Content Auditor — Evaluate one page against a target keyword and search intent.
Google Business Profile Auditor — Review an available location’s profile completeness, reviews, media, posts, Q&A, and competitor evidence.
Batch URL Analyzer — Compare up to 100 URLs using available backlink, search, keyword, and traffic data.
Select the correct client.
Confirm the exact domain, page, profile or location, or URL set.
Add the target keyword and intent when the audit requests them.
Review the estimated scope and displayed outcome or credit usage before starting.
Filter to the affected pages, checkpoints, or severity you are reviewing.
Open the finding and inspect its reason and available evidence.
Verify the current page or external profile before assigning a fix.
Group repeated findings by likely cause so one template or system fix can address multiple pages.
Rerun or recheck the relevant scope after the change.
An audit finding is a recommendation or diagnostic signal; Rankability does not automatically change the website or Google Business Profile.
Unavailable source data can produce a blank or not-applicable result. Do not treat it as a confirmed pass, failure, or zero.
Hiding or ignoring a finding changes its review state in Rankability; it does not fix the underlying page or profile.
Crawl results can be affected by authentication, robots rules, firewalls, rate limits, and JavaScript rendering.
Brand Audit is not available for new audits while the feature is being reevaluated. Previously completed reports can remain accessible from their saved authenticated report links as a read-only archive. In archive mode you cannot start, rerun, edit, delete, or create a new share link for an audit. Existing public share links continue to display the completed report.
Confirm that the URL is public and correctly formatted, then check the visible error and any crawler restrictions. For a repeated failure, contact support with the client, audit type, URL or domain, time, and error text.
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